Police Nab Nashville Fugitive At Car Wash; Drugs, Guns Seized

NASHVILLE, TN -- Undercover detectives arrested a fugitive Friday at a Nashville car wash, leading to a larger bust at his home where two alleged accomplices were also arrested and drugs, guns and cash were seized.

Cedric Doss was picked up by the undercover officers at a Doverside Drive car wash, where they say they discovered 12 oxycodone pills, a Xanax bar and more than $1,400 in cash.

While serving a search warrant on his Oakview Drive home, detectives say they saw Keiare Kirkendoll, 27, and Gary McCree, 34, enter the home and grab a large bag. Kirkendoll and McCree were stopped shortly thereafter on Brick Church Pike; inside the bag, investigators say they found three pounds of marijuana, a baggy with seven prescription pain pills, two stolen handguns and $9,450 cash. The search of Doss and Kirkendoll's home yielded another two guns, a small amount of marijuana and $641 cash, according to police.

McCree is charged with gun possession during the commission of a felony, felony drug possession with intent to sell, and being a fugitive from justice for drug violations in Michigan. His bail was set at $26,000.

Kirkendoll is charged with gun possession during the commission of a felony and felony drug possession with intent to sell. Her bail is $76,000.

Doss is charged with three probation violations, though he'll face more felony charges, as well, police said.

Photos via Metro Nashville Police